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The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-23
Ban JUAN VALLEY.
of the Region Beyond
the Rockies"
Ptrine in q Rich and Beautiful COun-
" Home Of the First Fa mily-
Psgosa Great Hot springs
Sierra Blan G

] San Juan valley. Or park, as it
properly been called, lies west Of
Ian Juan mountains in Colorado,
these mountains are separated
tho Rocky mountain chain by the
Luis valley, Or plain, fifty miles
in tho. region of Fort Garland.
waters of the San Luis basin flow
the Gulf Of Mexico. through the
Grande del Norte. or Great River
% North. The waters of the San
and Chamba basins flow into the
Nc through the Colorado river and
bay Of the Gulf of California. The
continental divide is, in Col
b. along the line of SUBMITS of the
Juan mountains. anciently called
Sierra Mldre or Mother mount
90 to the San Juan valley in sum-
Is to make IN excursion by rail
Push the most wonderful variety of
berry; from Denver across the Rocky
tntains by u pass over twelve thou
feet shove the level Of the sea.
fn into and then across the San
Fplain to the little old Mexico Amer
plaza of Conejos; over another
Emountain ridge which the natives
San Antonio to Ojo Caliente; and
Pc cars arc not now running to Pa
springs, there is doubtless a stage
|alat last pleasing eighty Or ninety
F. into the San Juan valley. But
PNc years ago it was another thing.
going to Pagosa.
pc region Of the springs was one to
Re a venture for. had it been open
entry for homestcads. The little
Juan hurried by from the grand
OF mountains to the east, with its
water, cold us ice, oven in July;
not ten rods from its bank was n
Jug more than twenty feet across, of
neasurable depth. the water of
'ea showed n heat of lag degrees by
thermometer. The country around
and west, and southwark for
ullles' was one vast grassy park,
= noble groves Of pines scattered
Y Y lis low ridges, through the whole
gu Of which a buggy could be
~, Deer fed among the trees and
A'ely hid from us among the river
rs and cottonwood. The river and
ranches were full Of trout. Far to
west appeared the blue, white tip
peaks OF the Sierra Ia Plata mount
! Inc air was so clear that the
clouds over to be seen were the
.ow' cast upon tho earth. The
NY looked 40 old and improved"
~ como upon q village like one of
lork, Or to hear the mellowed
~ OF q fur. away church bell, would
aave been at first a surprise. The
!. was only q surprise because 1t
'a empty, new cabin, upon an In.
. reservation (when we came to
: Of ~. and not a cheerful farm
y with adjacent garden and out.
" conveniently near.
= siaid there nearly two weeks,
'su'aIcd the peaks. record cd the
slapny Of the country. bathed in a
!. wal pool at the edge Of the river,
y inc spring water came In, max.
= compromise between the two
'sved US from either being boiled
o.en; and 40 November had come
acked UP for the long mule ride
:. as,oss Two mountain chains two
~, wsst Is rather . large country,
- !, 1t takes = long time to
- Riddles. Some oe our party
InnXAA - - ga Il
- "V y on = north and east line, BY
: !. SO new San Juan mining re-
- 'o'nc made ! Slls sxcursion
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-23

Tho art Of killing is becoming ex-
pcnsivo. In 1856 in France the cost Of
tho best cannon was $500. and the cost
Of a single discharge was ". Now tho
expensive siege guns cost $4,000. and
one discharge costs $685..
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-23

Tho use Of peat a. fuel In factories
hns increased 50 greatly in Russia that
a pest.bog has become Q valuable
than n well.timbercd forest. Many
manufacturers are giving up the use OF
wood for peru.
The Grenada gazette. (Grenada, Miss.) 1885-18??, 1887-04-23
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The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-02-11

!
Last Saturday morning Mr.. II B
Freer, of Canton. Ohio, travelling
salesman. for A. w. Coots & Co +, OF
Alliance, Ohio, and the Canton Tool
Co, arrived in this city to represent
the above firms. He at once went 10
the post-office, where ale received
letters from his wife and possibly
others, after this he did what business
he had to do, selling goods to c ].
Stuart, and then went to the ID. & NJ
depot to take the train east Soon
after arriving there he complained
Of feeling il and directed Mr. Sam.
Clark TO take him to the Exchange
Hotel; he paid his bill for hack hire
and turned toward the office desk
and started to take off his overcoat,
as he did SO he staggered and fe.l,
striking on the woodpile. He was at
cnce taken care of and Drs Perkins
and Phippen$ summoned, examina
ton they found his right side TO be
totally paralyzed, and pronounced his
case hopeless. The paralysis was a SO
accompanied by hemorrhage of the
brain. This occurred at ; pm. and
at o:3o he dIed--not having spoken a
word from the time he paid the, hack
man. Everything was done for the
man that could possibly be
by the proprietors Of he hotel, Messrs.
Barnum Il Brewster. Mr.. Freer was
81 years OF age; had the appearance
ot being a worthy gentleman, and to
contradict certain stories, we will say
that MIR. t'reer was man that never
drank liquor at ALL For eight years
he had at times complained of
severe pain in his head, and left Office
work and started or the road as a
'alesman.thinking to benefit his health.
In answer to kilograms, his brother,
:. a. Freer, arrived in Owosso
Monday, and took the corpse to
Akron, OHIO, where. the funeral
ervices occurred Thursday.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-02-11
Legislative Correspondence.

deferred LetIcr.
The business Of the past week ha
been extremely important The eS
position Of the Democratic frauds il
the first senatorial district, by whiol
Mr.. Gudenau was counted in at III,
expense Of Mr.. Rairden,' and th,
seating of the latter by the Sena'e
were acts that cnmmenu themselve.
to the people who favor honest elec-
tions as both wise and just.
This was followed BY the passage
of the amendment to the constitution
proposing to absolutely prohibit The
manufacture and sale of intox,cants,
except for medicinal, chemical and
scientific purposes, by vote of 2z
Gall Republicans in favor to 10
(eight Democrats and two Republ-
cans, Messrs. Hubbel and SEYMOUR
in the negative. This result gives
great satisfaction to the people gen
orally, and the probabilities that it
will be adopted by the people are
much greater now than they have
been thought to b. in the past.
Considerable general legislation
has been done this week but none of
1t of special Importance except the
passage by the House Of the Senate
weather service bill, which now ONLY
awaits the Governors signature 20 be
come law; and the bill for the or
ganzation Of the county of Gegobic
In the Upper Peninsula. A House
billed passed under suspension of
the rules in both branches Of the
Legislature, which seems TO your cor
respond dent TO have been an extreme
ly dangerous precedent for the leg;s-
lature to have established.
The Senate has passed Joint reso
luton TO amend the constitution by
increasing the salaries of our State
ofiicers-the Governor to $4,000, At
torney General, $4,000, Secretary of
State, State Treasurer and Commis-
'ioner of the State Land Office, each
$4,000, and the Superintendent of
Public Instruction, the most respon-
'lblc official position in the State be-
ow that of Governor and the hardest
State officer TO $4,000. We
lore the House will not pass the pro
posed amendment, and that if it does
he people viii bury it out of sight.
The long recess will begin to NOR
ow, and at its close the bills relative
0 our State institutions will be pre-
ented, and then the important mat.
ers of Legislation will have the at
entlon their merits demand.
Since our last report the following
amed persons have been appointed
otaries publ C for Shiawassee county.
IL; Ezra Latimer, Abram NJ. Young.
tearns L. Smith, Oliver S Smith.
'homas ID. Dewey, Ezra Mason,
lawrence a. Hamblin, Luther Ryon,
!. +, Bott, II. H. Pulver, Lucius +
iould, Egbert NJ Miller, NJ. Gulick,
:. II. Ream, Gilmore J McClintock,
lillian &. Hume Homer E. Dean.
dmund O., Dewey, Edward Allen,
me A. Church, Ebenezer Gould.
And if there are yet any citizens
the county not yet duly commits
oned, the Governors executive clerk
anxious to see the list completed ,
an early date. X
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-02-11
3cnjamir T.. Robbins.

In brief notice last week We
mentioned the death of Mr.. Benjamin
+. Robbins, of this city.
Mr.. Robbins was born in Utica, N
Y, Jan. IT, 1905, and was thus at
the time of his death, Feb. sd, in his
8Sd year. His had been an active
and useful life. His father died
when he was but four yeas old, and
four years later his mother, thus
throwing him entirely upon his own
resources; he obtained an education
by himself, not even having the ad.
vantage Of the schools Of those DAYS.
AS was the custom he learned a
trade, choosing that of miIlwright,
at which he engaged until of age. AT
the age OF twenty five he began
preaching for the Baptists and con
tinued SO to Go for fifteen years. when
he became Seven Day Baptist and
preached for them until 1854, when
he lost his voice and was obliged 10
give up this work. His field of labor
during this time was throughout west
ern New York, where he became
quite generally known, not only as o
minister but as strong abolitionlst.
and an officer of the underground
railway system. For ten years he
helped the slaves from the South to
make their escape across the line into
Canada, having headquarters at this
time at Friendship, Alleghanev Co.,
n. Y. sHe was ore OF the founders
of and most prominent men in the
Republican party in New York state.
and for years friend Of Horace
Greeley. After retiring from the
ministry he engaged in the manu-.
facture of tables, and was thus en-
gagged until short time before his
removal to Ovid, Michigan, in 1861,
where he resided a short time and
then after a years farming in Middle
bury he came to this city and entered
the furniture business in 1868. Since
1873 until the time of his death he
had been engaged with his son at the
table factory in this city.
MI. MOUTHS was married when |
20 years old, and was blessed with a
family of seven children-two of
whom, ]. H., of this city, and Jerry,
OF Roscommon, survive him. His
wife died Feb. 3, rS7I--just sixteen
years to day before his death, and
both died of the same disease, dropsy.
AS citizen he took an interest in
everything which concerned the
growth and welfare of Shiawassee
county. His friendship was highly
appreciated by those who krew' him
best.
The funeral services took place
from the house last Saturday morn
ing, Rev. Donnelly officiating. The
remains were buried in the Middle
bury cemetery.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-02-11

Lewis & Son purchased of c. ITib.
bard, on Wednesday, seventy. eieh,
chickens, 1850 hatch) weighing four
hundred and sixty one pounds, or on
an average of six pounds each dressed.
for which they paid nine cents per
Pound, or S415o for the lot. Said to
be the best lot marketed here this
year.
Flint Globe: Mr.. O. w. Parsell has
sold his imported Clydesdale stallion
"LyddesdaIe," to Mr.. John Martin of
Venice, ,Shiawassee county, for Sr. zoo.
This is a step in the right direction
SO far as that county is concerned
and It will be matter of regret If
Genesee county fails to retain some of
the other horses imported by Mr..
Parsell for the Improvement of the
horse stock. Believing from present
indications that some or all of the
others may be wanted here, he has
postponed for time his contemplat
ed trip west with the other horses.
Our advice to horsemen is that all OF
these stations be kept here.
Webb Willis has been driving and
breaking some fine colts for Dewey &
Stewart this winter. Among the
number is the yearling colt. Ned Claw.
lively little fellow, by Louis Ma.
poleon; dam, Franklin Maid, Claw
mare. This colt is bound to be a
record breaker some day. Carrie B.
and Nora Mapes have been driven
double, and are span that attrac,
attention from all interested in trottinq
horses. Carrie b. is by Louis
Napoleon; dam, by Almont, "a.
Nora Mapes is by Furor; dam, Hattie
Mapes, a:33H. I'D dam, FANNY
Mapes. He has also been driving
Lee Drake, a two year old stallion. pv
70 Gavin and the two mares, Lizzie
Mspes and Rosa Patchen, double.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-02-11

The time TO get the highest prices
Tor farm produce is when it is
WANTED" Farmers should always
keep posted on the markets.
The times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1882-1897, 1887-02-11
Sudden Death of Fl. 3. Froor.

"IT is uncertain in what place death may
await thee; therefore expect it in every
place. "-Seneco.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-22

Oo, elm fiufidbriser 9nnbe trus Elm,
2dbuun9 BACON, bic bon unierer Seitt
cine Ie9smonatli9e 8ebnnbIuns n6tbie
na6te, Biz Der &nabe fuie6er uroentiib
geben uno ipre9en fonnte. Wtan
ipri6t bel ben 9ea9trant6eiten bieI BON
nSuruf9eI9ln9enen MaIern", bod ees
bort bas in's 8erei6 Der 5abel. 9as
f6nelle llnIi6tbnriperoen 6esglusI Idlnas
bel f9tperer Grtranfune 1T nid5t Die llrs
Ia6e, ionbern Die Sol9e elmer nebenber.
9eberben f9tueren &ranf6eit rno borum
lit bic 9lnuenbuns bon Mitteln, ben
Gusi9la9 iuie6er bernur3urufen, iuiber=
iinni9. ST Die &rnnfbeit einmnl Do,
10 Jorge man fir Elm eeIuitoes nit 8ors
ii6t 81 liiftenoes &rantensimner, baI=
ielbe lei por Su fdnelI einfolIenbem
2i9te geI9ibt. Die 2uft Iei nidt Su
iuarm Su9ebeft. Die &oIt 6es &rnnfen
bei6rGrtte li9 auf Snppen uno Mil6
un0 ettuns seto9tem Obit. 9tn6 er=
fOlster a6iduppuns Iulte Der &rante
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nebmeu llno bari er bann, BEL I95nem
Seetter, in As Eaeen ons Sinlmer
perlahen. = (@eiunbbeitsb.)
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-22
TreihnnOeI.

Die Sernbiesuns Der Snternal &e'
penue uno Die Beieiti9un9 BON &eUenue
5tnlups BON W1ebicinen, lit obne 3tuetz
fel fir Die gonlumenten BON grOBem
8ortbeil uuo pernlinDert ebenfnlIs Die
9aiten Der eirbeimil9en 5obricanten.
8eIonbers iit bies Der Sail nit Green's
4uauIt 9lDtper unb 8Oidee's beutidein
5prup, oa bur9 Die @riparniB BON 36
Gents per Su5eno bic 8ersr6Berun9
Der 6laI9e erm6sli9t wuroe, 70 baB
iest iehe 5lai6e FIR rs Gents elm SUM
tel mebr 9lr5nei entbdlt. Die 4usnIt
slotuer fir 9pspepiin unb Der beutl6e
gprup fir Suiteu un0 2un9enfranf6ei=
ten iperoen pieuei6t BON allen Deeoict-
nen in Der gSelt ant nteiiten perfauft.
Der 8urtbei1 sr6Berer 5loi9en iutro
BON Sranten Ino 2eioenoen IN leoem
Srte unb III ieoer Stabt IN ciuililirten
Qdnoern aetpiroist iueroen. rohes
flnSden fir 10 Gents buteH Die bisberiz
se @r6se.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-22
Docket of the Circuit Court of Gas
C0nade County.
MAY TERM.


l.. State of Missouri vs.. John ". Luster, ct
,. Safe of Missouri vs.. J w. Luster, ct al.
3. State of Missouri vs.. Henry Brandhorst.
4. State of Missouri vs.. John Dennis.
,. State of Missouri vs.. David Wheat.
q. Thomas Kennedy VS.. E II. Jedries, admin
istratOr OF the estate Of Hanna Kennedy, dec.
Z. Otto Neuenhahn VS.. Martin Heitzmann.
s. Otto Neuenhahn VS.. Henry Sicker
8. r. I. Mason, ct al, vs. John Ii. Hartmeis-
ter.
To- Carolina Buschmeyer, ct al. VS.. NJ. Jordan
H. Anna kehr rs Max kehr.
Il. Mary Oberkrom VS.. Eliza Oberkrom ct al .
Is. Paulina Binde vs.. Conrad Klinge et al.
T. Pi W; i Malcolm RIot vs. Jv c; E; xIN Menzsl
l6' James Simpson vs. Z. Brown.
Il. Simon BOeger VS.. Fred. HOehn.
IS- T., A. Richardson VS.: J Grace.
l9- Henry .Heumann VS.. Scott Price ct al.
20. Henry Lankemann vs.. b. F. Richardson.
q. state eX rel of Aug. Begemann collector VS.
Albert Cresswell ct al.
p. State eX rel of August Begemann collector
VS.. Jacob Doll.
p. State ex rel of August Begemann collector
VS.. +. G. Matthews ct al
"a. State rel of August Begemann collector
VS.. Charles StOebel.
p. state ex rel of August Begemann collector
Henry Schnell ct al.
%. In the matter Off. W. Zevely.
~ l. Wensel VS.. C. q MetZler.
-. III q Gentner VS. Jacob Kuhn.
-. Valentine Davault vs. Lucinda BranSOn-
80 Simon BOeger VS.. Louis Smith ct al.
81. + III Schweer VS.. Conrad Schneider ct al.
81. Mary Maddox ct al VS.. Elizabeth Taylor
ct al.
RETURS DOCKET.
So State eX ri OF August Begemann collector
vs. Charles L. Burrel ct al.
81. State ex rel of August Begemann collector
VS.: jackson stockton ct a.
35. State eX rel of August BeSemaDn collector
VS.. Mahala Watson ct al.
30. State ex rel or August Degemann collector
81. State eX rel of August Begemann collector
VS.. Bridget NJ. Kyne-
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-22

Glaun oGs S9usntitteI sesen unse-
Siefer. Die @anSen oerfduin6en nod
Der u89uts 3ts." iOfurt, iuenn man Die
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5immern nuf. Die Gutuenbuns bes
Ilduns fann in allen bieIen Sdllen Der
@eiun66eit Der MenI6en ni6t ben min
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ren lit bcrelts in oielen departments in
5rnufrci6 6etnnnt un6 ii6crau nit Ell
nem eritnrnlidhcn Grfols nnseipanbt
worSen.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-22

8efnnntli9 bat Die 8esieruns Der
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8n9nen sroBe Summen @elbes berge;
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@eIddfte in iOl6er 8eiie 81 fi6ren
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Der 8esieruns s6ritte 9etbnn, Die
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bnbli6feiteu Su Stuiu9en, aber bis baber
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1887-04-22

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um Staute 0tiIouri nuf9ebOrt. Der
@Uuucrneur unteri9rieb uurige 8o9c
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bcnielben purber ernn1inirt 81 baben,
itb eines 8ersebens i9ulbie mn6t, unb
in Strafe perfdllt.
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fiden 5reiBett," f6nnen ii9 nun einen
neuen 8ers MAIDEN.